Arnold Hoffmann, Jr.

Arnold Hoffmann, Jr. (1915 - 1991), New York painter and silkscreen artist, studied with well known New York painting teachers Ivan Olinsky and Leon Kroll at the Art Students League and the National Academy.  He had a distinguished career as Art Director for the New York Times Magazine, where he was employed for 30 years. In his silkscreen studio at Springs, Long Island, he was master printer for Esteban Vicente, James Brooks, Robert Dash, William King and Robert Gwathmey, as well as producing his own silkscreen prints. For more information, refer to art critic Helen A. Harrison's book, Silkscreen: Arnold Hoffmann Jr. and the Art of the Print, Published in 1995.

Silkscreen

Silkscreen, or serigraphy, is a fine art printmaking process. Each color in an image is printed separately from a nylon mesh stretched across a frame -- the "silkscreen". Ink is forced through a stencil or blocked area of the screen with a squeegee. Successive colors are printed in sequence, with overlap producing layers that may be translucent or opaque. Several prints are produced, approved, and published to make up an edition. Hampton Editions, Ltd., is proud to present this fine collection of prints by the renowned American artist, Arnold Hoffmann, Jr.

As Is

As Of

At the Top Of

All That Jazz

Beau Bocour

Dandelion (Green)

In Other Words

End to End

Landmark

The Place

Forces

By Way Of

Event #1

Event #2

Event #3

Event #4

9 to 5

Letters

For Pleasure

On the Grid

Adventure

Another Lever

Glow Y2

Crossover

Demo #1

Demo #3

In Suspension

Interplay

Fresh Cut

In Motion

From Inside

Frost Line

New Day

Shore Rocks

Storm Warning

Winter's White